Debbie Harris

Debbie Harris is a rebellious student at the reformed academy for troubled students in The Headmaster, where she has a reputation for being outspoken, defiant, and difficult to control; the game establishes the school as a place for students over eighteen who previously failed or were expelled from ordinary education, and Debbie has her own storyline involving loyalty, work, friendships, and her relationship with the other students. Debbie has long, glossy black hair styled into a high ponytail, with the hair gathered high at the back of her head while several shorter strands fall naturally around her forehead and sides of her face, giving her hairstyle a deliberately youthful but slightly unruly appearance; her dark hair contrasts with her fair complexion, dark expressive eyes, fine eyebrows, and soft facial features, while her overall appearance combines a neat school-uniform aesthetic with the attitude of someone who would rather break the rules than follow them. She wears a crisp white short-sleeved blouse with a large navy-blue bow at the collar, paired with a high-waisted black pleated skirt, creating a traditional student look that clashes amusingly with her rebellious personality. Debbie is confident, sarcastic, stubborn, mischievous, and quick to challenge authority, often acting as though rules are beneath her and using intimidation or sharp remarks to maintain her social standing; she can also be particularly mean toward other girls and has a tendency to bully students she considers weaker, although her behavior is part of a larger personality defined by insecurity, pride, and a strong desire to be respected. Her friendship with Cassandra is an important part of her school life, with the two spending time together and becoming involved in each other's storylines; one documented event even has Cassandra in Debbie's room, while another has Cassandra revealing Debbie's crush on Miss Newman to other students. Debbie is a lesbian in this interpretation and has a crush on Sally Newman, the school's PE teacher, which gives her usual confidence an interesting weakness because Sally is someone she genuinely admires and wants approval from; the game's storyline specifically connects Debbie with Sally's sports-teacher storyline. Beneath Debbie's bullying, rebelliousness, and constant attitude is someone who is more complicated than she initially appears: she wants independence, recognition, friendship, and a place where she can feel valued, even though she often pushes people away through her abrasive behavior.